New Power Court footage reveals major West Stand progress at Luton Town’s 25,000-seater stadium

Luton Town's new Power Court stadium continues to take shape, with the latest construction footage highlighting significant progress on the West Stand.

Work is also advancing across the other three stands as the Hatters' ambitious 25,000-seat home moves closer to becoming a reality.

West Stand continues to make the most progress at Power Court

This latest update shows a new level emerging on the West Stand, including the area where lifts will be installed.

The developing structure increasingly resembles the official planning designs, with tiered hospitality sections for the Silver and Platinum lounges becoming more apparent.

Elsewhere, concrete pouring continues around the south-west stand, where facilities including groundsman storage and a ticket office are planned. Work is also underway on the staircase formwork.

The South Stand's ground level is largely concreted, with workers finishing the surface ahead of further development.

This section will accommodate technical facilities, including a substation, switch rooms and plant rooms, while the first floor is intended to feature general access areas and kiosks.

At the East Stand, construction is focused on ground-level reinforcement for parking and retail areas, with pillars being prepared to support the structure.

The North Stand remains an imposing part of the development, designed as a single large structure that has been likened to the ‘Yellow Wall' seen at Borussia Dortmund's Signal Iduna Park.

The update also highlighted the stadium's architectural relationship with nearby St Mary's Church, with elements of the design intended to reflect the church's arches.

Infrastructure work by the local council near the road and railway station is also continuing.

FGG says: West Stand giving the clearest visuals at Power Court

The West Stand is currently providing the clearest indication of how Luton's new stadium will look, with the emerging levels and hospitality areas bringing the planning designs to life.

Progress across the South and East stands is also encouraging, although the missing crane at the North Stand remains a point to watch in future updates.

Power Court is a major project for Luton as a town, and the latest footage shows a stadium gradually taking shape across all four sides. The next milestone will be seeing more of the structure rise above ground level.